Posted on March 8, 2010.
What Part C Medicare? We have Part A Part B Doctors Hospital with a payment Co
Part D bonanaza the pharmaceutical
Medicare Part C is Medicare Advantage plans. They are similar to a Medicare supplement or Medi-gap policy in that they offer coverage to Medicare on the original. You can not have both a Medicare Advantage plan and a Medicare supplement.
The Medicare Advantage plans are administered by private insurance companies. The government pays the insurance company for each member. The private insurance companies can manage your health plan much more profitable than the government so they offer more benefits than original Medicare, as an annual review.
The Medicare Advantage plans pay Part A and Part B deductibles for you. You'll co-pays for all procedures involved.
The premium for policies complementary health insurance in my area run from $ 120 to $ 350 per month, depending on your age. The Medicare Advantage plans average premium of $ 27 for all ages.
Many Medicare Advantage plans, Part D also included. Your co-pays for prescriptions in a Medicare Advantage plan are generally less than your share with a Part D plan independently.
The explanation for this is much more involved. You want to contact a local independent agent or your Regional Council on Aging for more information.
Zarnev is correct. He gave a good response.
Medicare Advantage plans available may vary considerably from where you live (state and county).
Talk to an agent in your area that represents more than one company. You could save a lot and have more advantages.
Medicare Part C Medicare Choice used for med, but it is now Medicare Advantage. Please look at the answers above, they are correct and you should consider. Med Advantage is my first line I market.
